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Degree Options


Biomechanical Option
The Biomechanical option integrates biology into the design of machines and mechanisms that directly interact with biological materials, including soil, plants, and animals. Off-road equipment design, sensor and control systems development, intelligent machine design, precision agriculture, and systems engineering are a few areas that utilize biomechanical engineers.
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Bioprocessing & Biotechnology Option
The Bioprocessing and Biotechnology option emphasizes the engineering aspects of biochemical processes. Students learn how to utilize ideas from both the life and physical science disciplines and may choose a career path bringing laboratory-scale research involving plant systems, mammalian systems, bioenvironmental systems, or industrial biological processes into commercial production.
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Environmental & Natural Resources Option
The Environment and Natural Resources option unites concepts from engineering and biology in the design and analysis of systems that protect and sustain the quantity and quality of water, soil, and other natural resources. Hydrology, storm water management, environmental protection, environmental remediation, water quality, erosion control, water treatment systems, irrigation, and water resources production and development are examples of career pursuits.
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Food Processing Option
The Food Processing option involves the design of processes, products, and equipment used in the production of food, feed, fiber, pharmaceuticals, and other biomaterials. Practical applications can involve all aspects of processing, including packaging, storage, preservation, energy utilization, and environmental protection.
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